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O2, British subsidiary of Telefonica will launch iPhone in Ireland next March. The exact date is 14th March, which is pretty close.

How much time will we have to wait to have the iPhone in Spain?? Maybe a couple of months, as SevenClick announced some time ago.

Are you tired of available Mobile Games?
Have you got game development skills?
Do you think your ideas are so unique and awesome to win a prize?

Congratulations, Nokia have opened Mobile Games Innovation Challengue to encourage people develop games for Nokia N-Gage platform. The winner game will be published in this new game platform. Entries will be accepted from the 3rd of April 2008.

Via AllAboutSymbian

“iPhone Software Roadmap”. That’s how, the incoming Apple event, has been called.

The aim of the event, which will have the media as audience and will be holded in Apple’s campus in Cupertino, is to present the SDK roadmap as well as its new enterprise features. Of course, we still have our key questions and doubs about it:

• What those enterprise features could be?
• How restrictive are going to be the licence terms?
• How accesible is the SDK going to be?

After this event, in less than a week time, all of these questions will be answered… won’t they?

Via TUAW.

N-Gage SDK product manager, Peter Lykke Nielsen, showed how the OpenGL ES 1.1 standard will be incorporated into the N-Gage Software Development Kit (SDK) in the future.

There are already a number of N-Gage compatible devices that are also OpenGL ES 1.1 compliant. Nokia plans to offer hardware-acceleration of select N-Gage games going forward, as well as a software rendered version for those devices that lack hardware acceleration.

It’s really good news for all of you who like playing with your mobiles. And I’m not talking about Tetris, Trivial and Monopoly. I’m talking about a real 3D experience in our mobile devices. It’s really interesting the way things are moving. If I had talked about hardware acceleration in mobile devices I would have been called fool.

Via N-Gage Official Blog

Finally, the new ZiPhone has been released. It has been awaited by many people who want to unblock their iPhone in an easy way, and more important,forgeting about the exact version of their “favorite” device’s firmware.

The applicacion meets both requirements:

• Unblocking the iPhone has never been easier. Just connect it and hit return on the ZiPhone command line.
• The process is just the same whatever the firmware version installed in the phone.

Moreover, if you are an experienced user, you can have more control over the unblock proccess by using the complete command line included (or the GUI if you are using MacOS).

Download the MacOS version and the Windows version.

Go to ZiPhone website.

Update: In a few days, a new release of ZiPhone will be lauched. This release will allow users to unblock iPhones with the firmware versio 1.1.4. Stay tuned to the ZiPhone website for further events!!

Samsung is scheduled to launch the first LiMo-based commercial phone in the first half of March. The phone, called SGH-i800, will run ALP Linux Access, supporting both the J2ME platform and more than 25K Palm applications. In addition, the ALP SDK is already available for any developer.

Last week, in the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Orange (France Telecom) announced that they will sell the phone by June, after some tests and interface adaptations. This means that Android has a new true competitor, as some members of the LiMo foundation quoted that these devices might be sold for less than 100 $.

Anyway, is quite obvious that the free and open mobile systems are finally reaching the market. In my opinion, this is a true benchmark that will mean, if passed, the end of the closed systems.

For further information, go to the LiMo Foundation website.

SevenClick, company of TB·Solutions group specialized in development and consultancy services in the field of mobile information technology, is exhibiting at the CeBIT 2008, one of the most important information Technologies congresses, from the 4th to 9th March in Hannover.

In that way SevenClick, will present its innovative mobile solutions for the iPhone (Banking and Logistics), its efforts in RFID technology, and ASF Mobile, a complete secure (mobile signature), universal and multi-device communication system.

On the other hand, TBSolutions will show its famous ASF Product Suite, comprised of ASF Signature Platform, ASF Mobile, ASF eInvoicing, ASF SignatureAttaché, and ASF eArchiving, amongst others such as applications for the of eID addressed to Public Administrations, Financial Entities, and other market segments.

SevenClick and the other TBSolutions companies, will exhibit at Hall 13, stand C86.

Erica Sadun informed via TUAW that Apple has just released the new iPhone 1.1.4 firmware!

At this moment there are no details about new functionalities or changes. Maybe the expected SDK support that today must be released?

We will inform you very soon!

Via TUAW
Download iPhone 1.1.4 firmware restore version

We are looking for a programmer – analyst/programmer for our HeadOffices in Zaragoza (Spain).

Check out our career section in the corporate website (english, spanish) or download the opportunity in PDF (spanish).

T-Mobile was the first mobile operator to sign an agreement with a search engine (Google)  in order to make it their default search engine.

Now, T-Mobile has changed its mind and has dropped Google in favor of Yahoo, an action enclosed in in the Google – Yahoo – Microsoft war for the mobile website search and navigation.

The terms of the agreement specify that the One Search service will be available in 11 European countries in March. By then the users will have the Yahoo OneSearch website set as default along with the Flickr, Messenger, Mail, Weather and Finance services.

Yet the this is not a grown market, Yahoo is positioning itself as the leader company, with 29 mobile operators already as OneSearch costumers.

Now, the point is what kind or reaction is Google going to trigger in order to regain the leadership of the market?  (If any)